Bakeries are for joy. Between the smells, the delicate handmade treats, the colors, and the flavors, a good bakery is a magical place, and these are the best the South Bay has to offer.

Plans for another modern office tower in downtown San Jose are now working their way through City Hall.

LinkedIn is getting ready for a major growth spurt in the city of Sunnyvale.

The city of Santa Clara plays host to one of the biggest women’s soccer tournaments in the U.S. this weekend and the home team, Santa Clara University, is hoping to capture another championship.

A huge, village-type neighborhood that would consist of almost 1,500 new residences is now being proposed in North San Jose.

City crews have now installed what are known as K-Rail barriers at the Spring and Hedding street intersection near Columbus Park, in order to discourage vehicle and RV movement through the area.

We are already seeing many pre-pandemic holiday traditions return this year and San Jose’s annual Christmas in the Park event is one of the activities giving visitors a small taste of normalcy.

Bay Area bicyclists and pedestrians in Palo Alto now have a fancy new bridge to keep them out of harm’s way as they travel over Highway 101 from West Bayshore Road landing to East Bayshore Road landing.

The next big concert at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara could go later into the night after a vote by the city council last week.

TV chef and author Joanne Weir will reportedly open a second location of her popular Sausalito Mexican restaurant Copita Tequileria y Comida in San Jose's Willow Glen neighborhood next summer. 

Hoodline's rounded up South Bay Area restaurants serving traditional Thanksgiving dinners, complete with turkey and pie, for pickup or dining-in. (For pickup, pre-order asap.)

To help deal with parking congestion, the airport has laughed a new, online parking reservation system for Economy Lot 1, one of its long-term parking lots near Terminal A.

A huge vote this week by the San Jose City Council will determine whether 314-acres of open space along the northern part of Coyote Valley will stay wild or turn into an "Amazon-style" industrial park.